Multiple outlets report claims about the combat longevity of Russian recruits on the front lines in Ukraine. The articles state that once deployed, Russian soldiers are being killed or incapacitated in an average window of about 20 to 35 minutes, citing a report referenced by the outlets. The coverage also describes a rapid turnover pattern, saying many of those soldiers have been conscripted only shortly before deployment—described as roughly 10 days to three weeks earlier. Taken together, the reporting portrays an operating tempo in which new recruits are sent into combat after very brief preparation or service periods. The articles present these figures as reported estimates rather than independently verified measurements in the text provided. No specific methodology, source details, or attribution for the underlying data is included in the supplied excerpts, so the claims are presented as those of a referenced report.